Navarre resident John Marshall Fitzgerald was found not guilty by reason of self-defense Thursday night in the Oct. 30 shooting of college student Nelson Rivers Starkey.
The Lady Raider dominated the Fort Walton Beach Invitational on Dec. 1 at Choctaw. The Raiders won a first place finish in each of the 10 weight divisions. The Raiders also finished second in seven weight divisions. The final score was Navarre 75, Fort Walton Beach 23 and Choctaw 15.
Less than a week after learning Jackie Coyne had stepped down unexpectedly as the head coach, Navarre’s girls basketball team went out Monday night and put forth every ounce of effort it had in a 39-36 loss to county rival Pace.
Monique Fred was on a competitive JV cheer team a year ago and so it’s no surprise the Navarre senior jumped at the chance to be on a competitive squad at the varsity level this year.
Inside a somber locker room late Friday night, Navarre football players gathered around their head coach, Jay Walls, and listened quietly to his postgame speech.
The Florida Trustee Implementation Group invited the public to submit restoration project ideas for the state and the funding for those projects will be provided through money associated with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Their mission was to return power to the people of Kabul. But what started as a peaceful venture ended in a 14-hour firefight, with one Airman using airpower to turn the tide of the battle.
HURLBURT FIELD, Fla. — For the wounded-warrior athletes of the Warrior Games, their biggest fan stands on the sideline, ready at a moment’s notice to provide them with medical care when needed and always cheering them on.
After two daughters and a move to the Sunshine State, Michelle Conley found herself at her highest weight. Even though she says she had always been overweight, this was her breaking point.